Great content. First fiance it through your carrier. I pay 57 a month with T-MOBILE for my s23 ultra. With insurance. I'm been averaging 9 to 12 hours of on-screen time. If you're still having problems, remember you have a 1yr samsung manufacturer warranty. If it's a manufacturer problem. Remember it's like everything that's mass produced you might have a problem that mine doesn't. Like we have the same car, but yours works perfectly and mine is always in the shop. Same for phones. You might not be able to return it but use the samsung manufacturer warranty. I did on my note20 ultra. They gave me a brand new one. It took about two days.
Thanks for the info Jerome! I appreciate you. I’m hoping it’s a software update thing, but your phone seems to be okay right now. Hum. I may have to do the insurance thing.
that definitely dosnt sound normal man. you should bring it in and see what they say about your phone...also i didn't know about the google fi thing. thanks for letting me know because it sounds like it would be pretty nice if you want the latest and greatest stuff as a normal person.
There's posts all over the internet about android system intelligence recent updates causing heating issues. I uninstalled all updates and kept the original version my Pixel 7 pro came with from new. Definitely difference in battery and especially heat. Standby temperature could go as low as 22°C without the updates, if I install the updates again it won't drop (even during standby) below 28°C Working temperatures are high of 34°C without updates, 38-40°C with the updates. Try it and see if it helps.
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Great content. First fiance it through your carrier. I pay 57 a month with T-MOBILE for my s23 ultra. With insurance. I'm been averaging 9 to 12 hours of on-screen time. If you're still having problems, remember you have a 1yr samsung manufacturer warranty. If it's a manufacturer problem. Remember it's like everything that's mass produced you might have a problem that mine doesn't. Like we have the same car, but yours works perfectly and mine is always in the shop. Same for phones. You might not be able to return it but use the samsung manufacturer warranty. I did on my note20 ultra. They gave me a brand new one. It took about two days.
Thanks for the info Jerome! I appreciate you. I’m hoping it’s a software update thing, but your phone seems to be okay right now. Hum. I may have to do the insurance thing.
that definitely dosnt sound normal man. you should bring it in and see what they say about your phone...also i didn't know about the google fi thing. thanks for letting me know because it sounds like it would be pretty nice if you want the latest and greatest stuff as a normal person.
N.A. after the name of a bank stands for National Association. All the big banks have that after their name. It’s nothing sketchy.
Thank you! That is awesome you left this comment. It will help others like myself know N.A. Is normal. Thank you 🙏
Maybe , is it because you are using a e-sim & a sim card at the same time ?
That is a possibility. Thank you
There's posts all over the internet about android system intelligence recent updates causing heating issues.
I uninstalled all updates and kept the original version my Pixel 7 pro came with from new.
Definitely difference in battery and especially heat.
Standby temperature could go as low as 22°C without the updates, if I install the updates again it won't drop (even during standby) below 28°C
Working temperatures are high of 34°C without updates, 38-40°C with the updates. Try it and see if it helps.
Super helpful information here! Thank you for the specifics in temperatures
@@SomethingMobile not a problem, hope it helps out.